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Old 11th Sep 2011, 22:07
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Rigga
 
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Following SPHLC's post on the Airworthiness Thread I thought I'd stick my oar in here ....

Reading these MAA regulations - I can see where "EASA Part 145" is starting to form, but there are still large bits missing - and there is no mention of any aircraft "management" (EASA Part M) in there at all?

I suppose mandating the ownership of "management" accountability and responsibility is not yet the MAA's thing. - Probably not even teething yet?

In this instance I credit Groupies and Sengo's as line co-ordinators and not 'Managers' - At this level, Managers hold the REAL Purse Strings and are not just given some annual dosh to worry about and stir some local stuff with.

Forgot to mention.....
I hear that three European countries (including France!) have now signed up to the next regulation set to hit MOD - the European Military Airworthiness Regulations (EMAR's)

We'll have to wait and see who's the Boss....

Last edited by Rigga; 11th Sep 2011 at 22:17. Reason: forgot to mention...
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